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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-07-29
BEoo's CHERRY COUGH sYRu

BEGG'S CHERRY COUGH SYRUP
I consider one of the best II not the
best Of all the many cough remedies in
use. have sold more of it the past
year than all others put together, and
it has given universal satisfaction. ].
NJ. Nye, Druggist, Wells, MINI. Sam
pie bottles free at Goodhue & Evans
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Look For Them. Ask For Them.

The first time you are in . drug store
look for st. Patrick's Pills, ask for
them, buy them they are by far the
most pleasant physic and the best FAM
lily medicine ever brought into general
use.
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English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft, or Calloused Lumps:
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs, Splints. Sweeney Sites,
Sprains, Sore and Swollen Throat,
Cough, etc, Save $50 by use Of one
bottle. Every bottle warranted by
Scott 4 Son druggist, lola. Feb.3, IS
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PERMANENT EMPLoYMEN1

PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
Will be given to a capable and reliable
lady canvasser residing in this place.
No investment required. Goods sell
all the year round. References neccs-
ary. Write to J. B. HURLING co.
III Monroe Street, Chicago, Illinois.
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as many lola people as possible will
take tents and remain on the grounds
as mark of courtesy to the large num-
Der OF people who are expected to
come from distance, and to add to the
interest aud success Of the meeting.
The Presiding Elder has promised to
take charge of the meeting and as he
will give notice of it in all the adjOin-
ing towns and In the Church papers
there is no doubt that the attendance
will De very large and the success of
the meeting all that could be desired.
The meeting of the Republican
County Central Committee held here
last Tuesday was well attended all the
townships being represented except
Salem and Geneva. Tuesday Septem-
Der q, was fixed upon as the date for
holding the county convention. The
primary elections will be held the Tues
day preceding. The form of the call
was discussed at some length and con.
illusions were reached concerning other
matters of interest to the party, which
will be alluded to in subsequent issues.
The formal call for the primaries and
convention will be published next
week.
Mr.. E. NJ. Eckley has received a
large number of Jaccard's g. A. r.
Guide to the city Of st. Louis which he
is distributing free. While the Guide
is gotten up primarily as an advertise
ment for the jewelry firm of Jaccard &
Co., it yet makes good it's claim as q
guide being full of information about
the interesting things In St. Louis and
how to find them. The old soldiers
who expect to attend the Encampment
will find the Guide q valuable part of
their baggage, and would do well to
obtain one of Mr.. Eckley.
All those indebted to me will please
call and settle their account either by
cash or note by the 18th Of this month.
On account of illness in my family I
am Obliged to change climate for q
time aud wish to settle before 60.
Don't fail to come in ~ I had rather
settle all accounts myself than to have
it done by some one else. A. E.
Wright.
Judge Christy informs rs that we
were il error in stating last week that
the little boy whose naive answers to
questions touching his understanding
Of the nature of an oath we gave, was
sworn As a witness. He was asked q
few questions but he was not swor n
and his testimony was not considered.
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of Forest Park, Ottawa. If this is true
it will probably be little use. we re-
greet to say, to try to induce the road to
purchase Freeman's Grove.
We always keep on hand and are
duly authorized to sell the follow
ing articles, which are the best of
their kind: Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
Kings New Discovery, Billiards.
Snow Liniment, Hollands Hore
Hound Syrup. Scott 4 Son.
Mrs. NJ. w. Field went last week to
Indiana where she will make her home
We are informed, with her relatives.
Her household goods were sold on the
.streets Saturday afternoon at public
n, ,ction. We understand her brother
pun chased the residence property.
Mr.. d. Ewart has concluded that af.
ter all lola is good enough for him to
do busin, ,ss in and go has traded back
for the Lii We Hardware. He is having
the store thoroughly cleaned up and
will stock up and run the business for
all there is in it. Mr.. Boyd, the late
proprietor, viii return to Buffalo.
Mr.. L Hardesty, of Meade Center
0CtfOS uS . OORy Va tAV OUOtfCt8u LII
ira, giving an account If a serious fire
by which considerable portion of that
town was destroyed last Friday night.
We do not notice the names of any
formerly-of- Allen-countypeople among
the losers, although several reside in
the town.
Some of the citizens are beginning to
be apprehensive that unless q stop il
coon put to the spread Of the base ball
fever, they may go home TO
supper some evening and find
the house locked up and their wife out
playing ball against the women OF
q. me other block. There Is no know
he whereunto the thing may grow.
Hen are looking upa little, some
choice Lots having been bought BY lola
buyers klsig week at cents. Cattle are
80 low, however, that We would actual
ily be ashamed to quote prices il it
were not rs bad eysSgWhere else. One
fbuyef has a chosce lot thGE he bought
at 81 go, and yet the markets sxS sRch
sthat h . cannot ship them even at that
p rice.
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sheriff ia the service of a writ
of replevn. The evidence was
found insufficient to sustain the
charge, and the prisoner was re-
leased.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
will give a lawn social Tuesday night,
August 9, at the residence of DR.. J.W.
Scott. The usual hot weather refresh-
ments will be served. Plenty of mus
ic will be furnished by the KickapoO
Club and others and pleasant time is
anticipated.
Mr.. Burkholder writes Us that owing
to the high wind having blown the
broom corn down ad:y he was unable
tage on Wednesday of last week, as
announced. He says however. that
those who saw it were of the opinion
that the principle was all right.
John Reimert called on Us yesterday
morning and exhibited tray of very
fine grapes. They were of the Hart
ford Prolific variety and the lunches
were large and perfectly formed. Mr..
Reimert says that these grapes mature
G weeks earlier in Kansas than the
same variety does in Pennsylvania.
THE PLACE to buy goods is where
they keep them to sell. I carry the
only complete line of crockery in Allen
county including glassware, chinaware
white and luster band granite ware,
lamps and cutlery. I also carry as large
a stock of staple and fancy groceries,
vOo{lenWare. teas, cOffees and SyIupe,
and the popular brands OF -four New
Cable. Staff of Life and Fancy at
wholesale and retail. T. N. BARTELs.
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Elsewhere.


CHICAGO: June 10 The Drovers' Journal reports:
Cattle-Rsceipts 1000: shipments none; shipping
steers. So 4O0435; stockefs and feeders, 81 60 %
800 cows. bulls and mixed, $1.5O03.1 IS; Texas
CATTLE So 250 go.
Hogs-Receipts, IL; 1000; shipments, 1000 The
market was slow and Sc lower; rough and mixed,
light, 81 soo5.o5; sfips. So. 4oS4.7o. 80
ket was steady na,ives S394.50 Western. SIS. so q
400 Texans. 81 1908. SO; lambs per head, 81. 40 a
KANSAS CITY. June -Cattle-Receipts. 500;
shipments, Shipping stronger: good cows and
butchers stuff steady; stseksrs and feeding steers
medium, $35093 go; stockers So 6o9315; feed
ing so cows ss;n sa 1879
1Oc lower; good to choice sI,75 "a. 90; common to
sheep-Receipts, 800; shipments. none. The mar
ket was steady; coed to choice $a03.5o; common
ST. LOUIS June 1s. - Cattle-Reeeipts, 50O
shipments. 500. Market steady; choice heavy native
steers. $4.4o04.6o; fair to good shipping steers
04.25; feeders, fair to good So. 1904; stockers
fair to good, s2.2O93 TO- Texans. common grass to
Hogs-Recepts, 2. 100; shipments. 1900. Market
active and strong choice heavy and butchers seec-
$50 y6.''' 100 0'' p's'' '0i''''0A s' ~, = .
Sheep-Receipts. none; shipments, $500 Market
steady clipped, fair to choice, SO. 1894 10.
BUFFALO, June Is.-Cattle-Recepts. 216O.
Prices declined Is 025c since last Monday; market
op sp0o 466 Common to fair dull and
lower AZ SO 70 al good to choice in good demand at
full prices, $4. 3O04.5O; good to choice lambs, $50
$50,
Hogs-Receipts, 7.137. The market was quiet
and unchanged.
EAST LIBERTY. PA, June 1S.-Cattle-Receipts,
95; shipments. 80. Nothing doing all through con-
sgnments.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000: shipments, 5000. The
market fair: Phadelphias, SO 35054O York
ers, SIS. Is OOPS: common and light $5.0O05.1 10;
pigs. $4. 5O0475.
Sheep-Receipts 24OO; shipments 24OO The
market very dull zoe off from yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI June 1S-Hogs-Receirts /. 800;
shipments $40 The market quiet;
and light, $3.9OO5; packing and butchers, 81. 60
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
The Wheat and Corn Pits Almost Desert
ed, Business Being Nearly Suspended.
Corn Firm and Higher Under Influence of I'm
favorable Weather-Oats Triile Higher
Provisions Dull, Weak and Unsettled.
rhs Usual Saturday Dizziness, Only Reliev e.
by Activity in Reading

the Usual Saturday Dizziness, Only Reliev eel
by Activity in Reading.
NEW YORK, June 1S.-Money call was easy at
}15 per cent, closing offered at per cent
Prime mercantile paper, sac per cent.
Sterling exchange was dull but steady and un
,hanged
The total sales of stocks to-day 70 100 shares
including the following: Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western, 3, 7O5: Erie, 1885, Louisville g. Nashville,
1850 Michigan Central, 1,700 Northwestern, l.
500; Pacific Mail 1920 Reading, SO. 500; st. Paul,
1900 Union Pacific, $500; Western Union, ], 700;
Wheeling G. Lake Erie, 1900.
Government bonds were dull and steady
State bonds were dull and steady
The trading in stocks to-day dull, usual on
The half holiday very little disposition trade being
shown, even by the professionals. London bought q
few stocks in the early dealings, and there some
Purchasing after the issue OF the bank statement upon
the unexpectedly favorable showing Reading
the great feature of the day, being the only stock
showing any activity whatever and upon free buying
FOR both foreign and domestic account 1t remark
ably strong. making material net advance for the
day st Paul q Duluth made another OF its quick
advances. part OF which was lost and
afterward regAined The general market, with
the exception of slight setback in the
FIRST hour, marked by firm tone throughout. Pa
ci6c Mail displayed considerable animation and shared
in the improvement. The opening rather heavy,
although the changes from last evenings final figures
for insignificant fractions only. The general
market firm in the early dealings, though
tremely dull. After IL o'clock prices became stag
nant but after the issue of the bank statement there
more animation and further gain in quotations.
The close was quiet and firm.
The railroad bond market was also afected by the
general apathy total sales $44 900 The dealings
for the week were 5,3s6.OOo Closing quotations
were.
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1850 017 o5c; December 16 50017. zoe: January.
IL. % % 1-25c; February. 1879 ~ 2oc; March,
10. l1Ooc' April, lIa l7-23e. sugar steady;
but very quiet; refined steady Molasses dull and
nominal Rcesteady. Tallow steady at 8 Il as l3l6c.
Rosn dull.
Eggs steady and in fair demand; recepts, 4,454
packages: Western fresh, 151o0 15a4c.
Pork dull and nominal. Cut meats firm but quiet.
Lard 10912 points lower and dull and heavy; West
steam. spot, quoted at 6.67lac July, 667O
6.74c; August 6.75 d67Sc; September, e. SEQ
6.92c; October, 6.9507e; city steam g. 4oc;
creamery 1501sIsc. Cheese dull and depressed.
Copper quiet. Lead dull. Tin quiet.
CHICAGO. June 1s.-Both the wheat and corn pits
almost deserted to-day and the trading in wheat
did not amonnt to a tenth of its usual volume The
only transaction of any note to-day was purchase of
400 600 bu of July. The effect OF this purchase
to send wheat to its highest point of the day. July
opened shade lower 72l2c but after the first furry
over it became steady around 72l9c. Later on
when the large purchase mentioned made. it ad-
vanced to 73c, became firm and neld for the re-
at lie and closed II l2c the highest figure of the
day. The receipts of wheat continue quite free.
for sol 900 bu of wheat and a rapid
decrease in the amount in store is looked for
hot and dry weather in the West July opened at
37l4c, and advanced to 81 After the first
o1 the ar s worn oil "a b back h
weather report was even more marked on oats than
1t said that oats were looking very bad
oyer quite an extent OF territory July opened at
261sc, advanced to 265sc, but later, in sympathy
with the general dizziness prevailing in the
weak and unsettled feeling prevailed in the
provision market, and trading light The
ceipts of hogs moderately free for the closing
day of the week and the prospects favorable for
good arrivals at all Western points during the coming
week The longer deliveries. August and September.
ment was light and sales were meagre as buyers and
sellers We're apart in views July ribs opened at
lard opened at sold down 63Oc and closed
at 6.3oc The leading futures ranged as follows:
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Centers.


Two Great Centers
NEW YORK June 15-Flour-R Receipts, Is 3S1
packages; exports, 2597 bbs and o 500 sacks
Market steady and moderately active; sales. 10000
bbls; common to choice white wheat Western extra,
$4.6O04.SO; fancy white wheat Western extra
e4.S505.
Wheat-Receipts, 315 $50 bu; exports. 1OI O19
bu; sales Ola 600 bu futures and SOL 600 bu spot
and to arrive; spot lots la01lac higher and fairly
active closing firm; options variable and irregular
June advanced osc closing at the best later months
ssd5sc lower. closing firm. With slight recovery;
speculation fairly active; No Chicago s614 1SSc.
arrive and spot ssh dsS3ic cost freight and insur
Rnce uRgraded red. 80 d94 l2c; No. red. 93c ele
vator, 94l4c +. o. b.. 94l4 1943,c delivered No.
red 95l2c: No. i white 93e; No. red June, 923i "a
"a lac, closing at 94l4c July, S7l 50 3sc closing
at Ssc; August S6os0 lac. closing at S634c; Sep
tember. S7is1S7ssc. closing Ut S7l4c; October,
ss14c; November. S9l4 S9lac. closing at S9l4c;
Decem Der. 9O3s 007sc closing at 90 l2c; January,
elos091 Sac, closing at 81 osc; May. 90 096Ssc, clos
ing at 96lec
sales. GA 600 bu futures and 10 900 bu spot.
spot lots firm but rather quiet; options neglected and
les8 nominal. closing steady; unRraded. AZ M
dSc No z. 47la647aic ahoat; No. 2 June. 463sc;
July AGA 0467sc closing at 46sac; August, 477se;
September. Al lac.
Oats-Receipts IIs 100 bu; exports 1856 bu;
yales, 100, 600 bu futures and 81 600 bu spot.
Market steady mixed Western, 32036c; white West
37641c
Hay quiet and unchanged
Hops steady; California. SD23c
Coffee-Spot fair Rio nominal 16l4c; options
lower and fairly active; sales, 10000 bags; July
1880 10 3oc. August. 16I50l6.70; September,
.6.40Ul6.7oe; October. 16.45@17c; November.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade Healthy in Tone and Still Above the
Usual June Average.

INDIANAPOLIS June s.
Trade in the week closing to-day quiet
than at any time in several preceding weeks yet
in volume above the usual June average The huctu-
atoms in values have been few outside of the produce
go off cent and green cofees dull and quotably
lower East. The distribution of coffees is light so
much uncertainty is there regarding the future of the
market and is likely to be until the real situation in
the producing countries is better understood.
What prices to be in the future the
oldest and most experienced merchant is una
BILE to Sugars are in good demand and very
firm at our quotations. Present indications that
than usual. and the demand in this direction is large
Other staple groceries range at about the prices of
weeks past. In the produce markets there is
good deal of activity. Straw berries practically
out of the market. Some few stands from Northern
points coming in. Black and red raspberries
in good supply but still rule too high to make big
demand New apples. small and dried up, coming
in freely. AS there is little good fruit. New po
tatoes are in good supply and selling at So so per
barrel. Poultry is higher Hens advanced to s
Butter, good article, meets with fair sale.
Eggs firm and unchanged. The hide market continues
quiet with indications in the East of early i'm
provement. which means dull market West. Wool
firm and in brisk demand at quotations.
GRAIN.
The local market has not fully recovered from the
paralytic shock of Wednesday and Thursday, but is
convalescent Milling grades of wheat to-day in
good demand at Fridays range of prices. Corn
White grades in good demand. and receipts the in
crease Prices little better Oats in fair at
unchanged prices There was good attendance on
Change, and more animation shown in bidding than
Friday. Track bids ruled as follows:
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the pressure that at times the immense throng
waved backward aud forward like wheat in q

the pressure that at times the immense throng
waved backward and forward like wheat in q
storm.
1t was 10 o'clock when DR.. McGlynn arrived
at the cottage to review the parade. When he
appeared on the stand he was greeted with up
roaroas applause which lasted several minutes.
Henry George was also received with CHEEKS.
DIR. McGlynn reviewed the parade aud
number of speeches were made.
and long series OF resolutions
we're passed They recte the history of DR.. Nc
Gynns ecclesiastical troubles declare that the
members of the meeting are largely of the Cath
Ole faith; that they will stand by him in refus-
ing political dictation from Rome, and in advo-
eating the Henry George land doctrine. which
they pledge themselves to work for the estab-
lishment of in this country by all fair means.
politics. thousand policemen were held in re-
serve for any emergency, but there was not tho
slightest need for their services. The crowd
was extremely enthusiastic but entirely orderly.
and no incendiary notices anarchistic ban
were carried.
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The Jobbing Trade.
IVA SIEn ANNA

G, soa spound s.79oS spepns
ST. 80; Yarmouth. ST SOLO. Miseeilane-
90
$1.4O025o; seconds. 2-pound 81 lo01 20; cove
3oe: spoand d full, light soc SSf
string beans, 750sOc Lima beans. 81. 35 q ]: so;
peas, marrowfat 7oc0s1.20; small $iao loo-
sters 81 80 10; red cherries 81 O5 20; goose
berries, 95c0$1 Strawberries, 81. 1O01.2o.
COAL AND COKE.
Block So 25 ~ ton; MinshalI So 25 4p ton; Jack
son, So; rs y ton; Pttsburg, 81 p ton; Raymond
S ) o. a tn hss1ss sa ssssst ssd
Blossburg. S. p ton; Duggar PsAcock) lump. $50 "
tSrs 81 TOM egg and grss anthraoite S. IS
Rton: gas coke 12c bu, or So y load crushed coke
SOC " ton less than the above prices the same
quality of lump coal.
Alcohol So. O502.1 10. asafoetida, 90 025c; alum
405c camphor, 80 032c; cochineal % 10000; chioro-
form, 4505oe eopperas, bgl els go so, cream tar
Morphine, P { W. o. S. ioSs IS: maader, Il
p 10, So 03. 25 opium. 81. 5o04.75; quinine. P. &
W., p OF. 65 a7oe; balsam copaiba. 50055c soap,
zoe turpsqtine: 42@4eci glyoerine 2s9s2c;, iodlde
potash 55c; borax. -1o015c; cinehonidia, Is o2so;
As 046c; eoa.-oil. legal test. Stabilize, bank. 4Oc
best straits. 45c Labrador, 60c; West Virginia III
bricatng. 2O03Oc; miners, 65c. Lard Ois-No. i,
5OD55c; do extra. 55 O60c
WHITE LEAD-Pure, Ga a l9c; lower grades, 5l9
acc
TIcKINGs--Amoskeag AGA 141ec; Conestoga BF
15c; Conestoga extra, 13lac Conestoga Gold Medal
14c Conestoga Goa, 12c: Conestoga AA Zoe; Con-
estogax. 9c Pearl River. 12l9c; Falls OBO. 32-inch
49, 2c Methuen AA 12l9c; Oakland A, 7c: Swift
River. &c; York 32inch. 2l9c; York 30inch IL 1ac
BLEACHED SHEETINGS-Backstone AA. 7l2c Bal
lou & Son, 6lac Chestnut Hill. &c; Cabot A. 71ac
Chapman \. &c; Dwight Star S. Sl9c; Fruit of the
Loom, Siac Lonsdale. sligo; Linwood. Sc; Mason
Pepperell "a, 19c Pepperell 1O4, 21c; Hills, SC;
Hope 7l2c; Knights Cambria, 7lsc: Lonsdae Cam
brio. IL l9c; Whitinsville 33inch. 6lsc' Wamsutta
10l9c.
6iac; Glasgow g lac: Lancaster, 7lec; Ranemans,
7lsc; Renfew Madras &c; Cumberland. 6lac White,
7c Bookfold, 10l9c.
GRAIN BAGs-American $780, Atlanta. 81 s.
Franklinville $3.50; lewiston $lS; Ontario.
$3.50: Stark A, $3.50.
PAPER CAMBRIcs-Manville. 51oc; S. s. s. Son,
5l2c; Masonville, 5lac Garner, sligo.
PRINTS-Albion, solid color, 5l2c: American fancy,
5lac; Aliens fancy iac; Aliens dark. 81 ac Aliens
pink, &c; Arnold's, &c; Berlin solid coors. 5l9c;
stone &c; Hartel 5lsc; Harmony, 4l2c. Hamilton,
&c; Greenwich 5lac; Knickerbocker 5iac; Mallory.
pink, &c; Richmond, &c.
BRowN Observation-Disclosures A. &c; Boot @. &c;
Agawam F, 5icc Bedford b. 4i2c; Augusta, 5lac;
Boot AL. sac; Continental O. 6iac; Dwight Star.
LIZ 5ac; Pepperell E. 6sc; Pepperell K: 6Isc; Pep
perell ID Tic. Pepperell 104 1885, Utica, ga.
22isc; Utica 10-4. 25ci Utica G, 4aic.
FOREIGN FRUITS.
Reconsideration layer. $LSo02 p box; loose
muscatslle. 2-crown. $1.7502 y box Valencia.
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